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Advising

Undergraduate Advising — Building Connections

Architectural engineering (AE) faculty and staff advisers are eager to connect with current and incoming AE students. Our mission for advising is to enable all students to succeed in the AE program by building connections from the start and throughout the program.

There are multiple tiers of advising:

Pre-Major Advising - Contact the Engineering Advising Center (EAC) or Richard Mistrick, undergraduate programs officer, at RMistrick@psu.edu.
Pre-major Commonwealth Campus Advising - Contact Commonwealth Campus Engineering Representatives or Richard Mistrick, undergraduate programs officer, at RMistrick@psu.edu.
ENGAE Advising - Contact Richard Mistrick, undergraduate programs officer, at RMistrick@psu.edu.
In-Major Advising – Assigned faculty advisers. Locate your adviser in LionPATH or contact Richard Mistrick, undergraduate programs officer, at RMistrick@psu.edu.

All architectural engineering students are encouraged to regularly meet with their advisers. Advisers are generally available on a walk-in basis during posted office hours. Students may also ask questions and schedule appointments by telephone or email. Please contact Prof. Richard Mistrick at RMistrick@psu.edu for advising or scheduling issues.

Undergraduate Program Officer

Richard Mistrick
N584 ECoRE Building
556 White Course Dr
University Park, PA 16802
Phone: (814) 863-2086
RMistrick@psu.edu

Undergraduate Program Coordinator

Jaymes Dunlap
408 ECoRE Building
556 White Course Dr
Phone: (814) 863-2078
jad6832@psu.edu

Graduate Advising

Graduate students who have been admitted into the Department of Architectural Engineering graduate program will be assigned a graduate adviser. For general advising questions, contact Julian Wang.

Graduate Programs Officer

N587 ECoRE Building
556 White Course Dr
University Park, PA 16802
Phone: (814) 863-5133
jqw5965@psu.edu

Header image: Students participating in AE's 2019 China Study Abroad Program visit the building integrated wind turbine at the Pearl River Tower in Guangzhou, China.

About

Globally recognized as a leading architectural engineering department, the mission of the Department of Architectural Engineering at Penn State is to advance the built environment through the development of world-class architectural engineers and research. The vision of the Department of Architectural Engineering at Penn State is to lead the world in innovative education and research to achieve high-performing built environments. Our program emphasizes the scientific and engineering aspects of planning, designing, and constructing buildings, providing our architectural engineering graduates with outstanding education and research opportunities.